Here HW/SW co-design methodology based on the static and partially dynamic dependence analysis with SDG is looked at.
In this paper, we propose a new hardware-software co-design methodology based on the static and partially dynamic dependence analysis with SDG.
These policies benefit from their partially dynamic design while inheriting simplicity of static mechanisms.
In subsequent work, the authors in [9] present partially dynamic version of the PDP model.
The aim is to design vehicle routes to serve partially dynamic transportation requests using a fixed vehicle fleet.
The reactive component of a motion control architecture for a car-like vehicle intended to move in dynamic and partially known environments is presented in this paper.
Indeed, food-related issues embrace dynamic and partially informal phenomena, which are hardly to match with the conventional institutional database building, but are important to detect, represent and promptly update, in order to support and strengthen informed consumption and policy choices.
During late gastrulation, several Bmp ligands and their extracellular antagonists and modulators are concomitantly expressed in dynamic and partially overlapping domains (Winnier et al., 1995; Hogan, 1996; Godin et al., 1998; Fujiwara et al., 2001).
These spots proved to be dynamic and colocalized partially with the late Golgi marker ST-mRFP indicating location in the early Golgi, [ 44].
As in all other guidelines, transfusion triggers are not static and, especially in the perioperative period, may be dynamic and only partially dependent on hemoglobin levels, as rapidly changing variables such as patients' symptoms and expected trajectory may also play important roles.
John Seeley Brown (1999) used an 'ecology' metaphor to describe the emerging technology landscape as "an open system, dynamic and interdependent, drivers, partially self-organizing, and adaptive (p.3).
